Ports & Shipping
Shipping Companies
The shipping industry is perceived by criminals and terrorists as a “safe” target involving minimal risk.
The Tasks:
Design a highly efficient security system to hold up against theft and terrorism, directed towards the shipping industry.
The Program consists of three stages:
1. Surveys
The survey examines the following:
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Theft
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Personal injury & property damages
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Hikackings
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1. Surveys
The detailed report defines the following:
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Definition of specific threats confronting the shipping industry and ports
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Study of the present security systems, including check-in
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Identification of problematic areas
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Analysis of the weapons and security equipment in use by security staff
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Analysis of the professional level of the security force
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Risk assessment for shipping and ports
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Development of a protection plan for ocean liners and training of employees
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Review of the screening process and training of employees in protective security methods
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Development of a comprehensive operational plan for the prevention of fraud, theft and damage to cargo
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Recommendations
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Plan agenda
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3. Implementation
The detailed report defines the following:
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Mechanism to implement solutions to most urgent problems
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Preparation of a daily routine and emergency procedures
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Design and integration of courses for security staff
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Installation of necessary security equipment
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Providing existing staff with skilled and experienced security officers (sea marshals), as required
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On-going supervision of the system, to eliminate possibility of efficiency breakdown
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